cangal
New member
Hi Ladies!
I'm wondering what you to improve those areas that just don't seem to grow? For me it's my shoulders and legs.
I know the obvious answer would be to lift heavier and lower rep, but I'm thinking back to when I actually did see growth and although I didn't understand why then, my trainer had me 'pre-exhausting' my lagging areas at the beginning of my workout. So for example, he would have me do about 6 -8 sets of leg extensions (increasing the weight), then squats, lunges and leg press (wouldn't have to go super heavy because I was already tired), then hamstring curls and finish off with another set of leg extensions (dropping weight). That’s what a typical quad day would look like.
Have any of you ever used this technique? Any success?
I'm wondering what you to improve those areas that just don't seem to grow? For me it's my shoulders and legs.
I know the obvious answer would be to lift heavier and lower rep, but I'm thinking back to when I actually did see growth and although I didn't understand why then, my trainer had me 'pre-exhausting' my lagging areas at the beginning of my workout. So for example, he would have me do about 6 -8 sets of leg extensions (increasing the weight), then squats, lunges and leg press (wouldn't have to go super heavy because I was already tired), then hamstring curls and finish off with another set of leg extensions (dropping weight). That’s what a typical quad day would look like.
Have any of you ever used this technique? Any success?